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| − | {{song|writer= Deborah Harry and Giorgio G. Moroder |composer=|lyricist=|date= 1980|source= film "American Gigolo" |publisher= Chrysalis Music}} |
+ | {{song|writer= Deborah Harry and Giorgio G. Moroder |composer=|lyricist=|date= 1980|source=''American Gigolo'' (film)|publisher= Chrysalis Music}} |
[[Image:Debbieharry.jpeg|frame|Jim Henson, Debbie Harry, and the band from the taping of the "Call Me" number.]] |
[[Image:Debbieharry.jpeg|frame|Jim Henson, Debbie Harry, and the band from the taping of the "Call Me" number.]] |
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[[Debbie Harry]] sang "'''Call Me'''" as the closing number on [[Episode 509: Debbie Harry|episode 509]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
[[Debbie Harry]] sang "'''Call Me'''" as the closing number on [[Episode 509: Debbie Harry|episode 509]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
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+ | The song was spoofed in the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' video, ''[[Food for Thought]]'', as "[[Try, Try Again]]." |
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*''[[Rock Music with the Muppets]]'' (1985) |
*''[[Rock Music with the Muppets]]'' (1985) |
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| Written by | Deborah Harry and Giorgio G. Moroder |
| Date | 1980 |
| Source | American Gigolo (film) |
| Publisher | Chrysalis Music |
Added by ScooterDebbie Harry sang "Call Me" as the closing number on episode 509 of The Muppet Show.
The song was spoofed in the Sesame Street video, Food for Thought, as "Try, Try Again."
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